The Tribe Murders

About This Movie

The Tribe Murders is an intriguing little horror flick born from the pandemic's peculiar circumstances. It captures that eerie Zoom vibe we all know too well, where a group of ad execs think they’re just having another meeting, but things spiral into chaos. The atmosphere is thick with tension, and the pacing keeps you guessing – you really feel the isolation creep in as the characters start to disappear one by one. The practical effects are decent; they don't lean too much on CGI, which is refreshing. Performances range from decent to surprisingly gripping; you can tell the actors are trying to bring authenticity to this bizarre situation. It’s an interesting take on the idea of technology and the unknown, with a real sense of dread hanging over every call.

Explores themes of isolation and technology's pitfalls. · Unique setting as a response to COVID-19 lockdown. · Interesting blend of practical effects with eerie atmosphere.